YOO.MEE Adjustable Handheld Shower Head Bracket, Fits for Wall Mounted Shower Arm, Large Angle Adjustable Shower Holder, Polished Chrome

Fit perfectly. The original one broke when trying to adjust the position. The ball joint didn't move freely and the plastic broke under the excessive force required. Not sure if the installer overtightened it or what. So for this replacement I took it apart and applied Vaseline to lubricate and seal the ball joint. Did this so I could tighten the nut slightly less than it was before. Works great and saved the cost of buying a whole new shower head. Only down side is I had to use a set of channel lock pliers on it since it is mostly round instead of hex shape. Can't use a wrench and it's too slick to get fully tight by hand. Scratched it up slightly.

After our last move the hose on our shower head cracked so we replaced it and all was well in the world again. This move though the mount cracked. I was just going to toss it and buy a new shower head but my wife LOVES our shower head, so off I went searching for a shower head mount. There are a TON of cheap options out there and I'm always looking for a deal however a lot of reviews comment on the cheap quality and material used so I was weary. This product is made out of plastic and not metal but it is sturdy plastic. I was able to install it quite easily and put some good torque on it without issue. I would definitely purchase this product again if ever needed. Great product for the money.

Warning! If your husband uses force to install this showerhead, it will crack or bend!We bought one of these, my husband installed it and turned it with force! It bent and leaked. So he tried tightening it even more to stop the leak! Then it cracked in 2.We bought another one to give it a new try. This time, when I was in a hurry to shower, I turned it and installed it myself, with a woman’s touch. It was a quick and gentle turn. It worked! And didn’t leak at all.Overall, I am very happy with this purchase. It was cheap enough to try again. And a good overall buy! We have used it for a few months now with no problems.The showerhead we installed it on is a waterpik. It fits perfectly after removing the inner rubber inside the hole.

I have an Oxygenics handheld shower that I moved from one bathroom to another. When I installed in the new bathroom I cracked the shower arm bracket at the part where it connects to the wall spout. Thought I’d have to get rid of the whole thing. Thankfully, I found this replacement bracket and it did the job. The bracket in my hand is the original Oxygenics one and the installed bracket is the Yoo.Mee one. Works great, installed quickly, just hand tightened (it is plastic so don’t over tighten or it might crack).

I used this to replace the bracket that came with my ionic shower head. The wobbly ball joint blew out on it after a few months. This is much sturdier and fits the shower head. took 5 minutes max to install. Looks nice, too.

When our handheld shower head holder cracked and leaked water everywhere, I thought I would have to buy an entire new unit but with this replacement, I could keep the unit I liked that works fine and just replace this adapter. It's plastic (like the original) but it works fine and saved me a lot of time and money.

Pros: feels like a sturdy build. The price is good. The collar is a little tight, but it holds my shower head up easily. It is plastic, but has a nice chrome look. It arrives with a little spool of Teflon tape to seal up the threads good, and arrives in a handsome package.Cons: It leaks. The ball joint dribbles no matter how I set the gasket or how tight I screw the bits together, and no amount of Teflon tape seems to change this- it's just a design flaw. I had to salvage parts from my OEM Waterpik shower head- it's probably 15 years old, but that stopped the leaking right away. Now I have a mismatched Frankenstein's monster bit of plumbing in my shower which is half Yoo-Mee and half Waterpik, but at least the head is staying put and the thing doesn't leak.

Super easy to install. Just twist and go. Good idea to use plumbers tape, (for people like me who know little to nothing about stuff like this: it’s that white tape that’s not really tape, more like a plastic wrap that oddly seems powdered. Just look in any hardware store). This seems sturdy enough. Not sure if it’s all metal or if there’s some plastic mixed in there. But it seems good to me. No leaking and holding up well.

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